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i wrote a little article ewxplaining how you should get a hairdryer, and what it can do for you here

http://marsekayspainting.blogspot.com/2012/02/hobby-essentials-hairdryer.html

No you didn't. You literally just say "I bought a hair dryer, you should too". Is this a spam bot or something?

LOOK! IT"S DRY!



NOTICE: Not my Model, not melted with a hair dryer (though there are reports of people doing it over here ), but this is the first thing that popped into my head when I read it.

Funny, I always find myself in the constant war against drying times on the other side. Acrylics just dry too fast. Can't see using one personally. More of a 'drying retardant' type myself.

I use one for quickening up drying times when priming.
Can also be used for when using oil paint washes & bending resin pieces.

I use one for drying my hair

I use a small desk fan from Walmart. I use it to speed up drying time on washes and priming.

I have seen interesting things done with washes and inks.

I use a hair dryer to speed up drying of washes, especially if I am trying to cram a paint job in before an event.

Seems silly, IMO. I prefer to just get a natural look by letting them dry overnight. It's really satisfying when you wake up, and your models are all pretty

We wrote:I use one for drying my hair

no need to boast!!
(from baldy bubber)

I don't like threads where new members ask you to blindly click a link without giving any information.
I certainly will not click that link.

Bounty wrote:LOOK! IT"S DRY!



NOTICE: Not my Model, not melted with a hair dryer (though there are reports of people doing it over here ), but this is the first thing that popped into my head when I read it.

EXCELLENT

http://youtu.be/OCf9M5GsDSs

So I read it and it basically read like this:

Get a hair dryer!
Click on ads so we can make moniez!

So, I am a hairdryer and so can you?

No, you dont. i ruined models that way.

I just paint about 40 models at a time. By the time I get done with the last one, the first one is ready to go.